Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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TELESCoPE Bopland - 1954 Ei, QLQ L R-ax, 7.5 VOLUME XI Published by Trona High School Student Body, Trona. California

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. Q up , c . , r, t wits 11f:'?Q'ff-2wY Sg w-i 'gsf-mar:- , ,,,Wt,g:,:q2,e,,f:, felis,--t,.5,gt3gy:g5g,,gg:fgq1pg,esggssef1f.,a:f2 f , sm-c.-QQ . - es , s s. , -tg . .- reg: --' ,ami-xwi.ff,:.f,fI5i'.1 . W f. WW 1 , Y eh The circle is the main entrance to our expanding school, Bids are to be opened in 1955 for more additions in the form of a high school administration office and homemaking department, which will consist of separate cooking and sewing rooms and a living room. Rooms for the principal, vice-principal, dean of girls, a waiting room and secretary's office, and a lounge will comprise the office. Real cool!',, Crazy! , Gone! rang out as you pushed your way through the halls of old THS. This is the version of jive talk that has swept the nation. No more do you hear U23 skidooli' or Oh, you kid, but slang still expresses the youth and vitality of teen-agers in America. It also typifies the 1953-54 school year, perhaps because the seniors particularly latched on to the latest bebop and made good use of it. The Telescope staff considers these ample reasons for picking Bopland the theme for this annual. The primary purpose of a theme is to give the book unity. It ties together the sections, pictures, and copy so they give a complete and coherent picture of a particular school year. We think Bopland will fill the bill. Take a gander at the Cats on the end sheets, the Big Wheels, and the mob at the Snack Shack on a typical school day. We guarantee a flood of memories when you open this book in five years! Table 0 Introduction . . . Classes ..... School Life .... Athletics ..... Snaps and Ads . .